Main trade-off
Gozney Arc
The 47.5-pound body is a substantial lift before adding the propane tank and tools.
Head-to-head
Arc fits fourteen-inch pizza with a twenty-millimeter stone. Arc Lite prioritizes a smaller, lighter body for twelve-inch pies and a thinner removable floor.
Before you choose
Its fourteen-inch capacity can make a meaningful difference to shared servings compared with twelve inches at the same thickness.
What this is based on
14² / 12² = 1.361, or 36.1% greater round area.
Main trade-off
The 47.5-pound body is a substantial lift before adding the propane tank and tools.
Main trade-off
The 12-inch pizza rating leaves less launch and turning room than a 14-inch Arc.


Arc fits fourteen-inch pizza with a twenty-millimeter stone. Arc Lite prioritizes a smaller, lighter body for twelve-inch pies and a thinner removable floor.
Larger pies and a heavier stone or a compact twelve-inch station
Winner by situation
Arc Lite is specified for twelve-inch pies.
Lite has the smaller body footprint.
Lite is over twenty pounds lighter.
Arc supplies that thickness.
What matters in practice
Its fourteen-inch capacity can make a meaningful difference to shared servings compared with twelve inches at the same thickness.
14² / 12² = 1.361, or 36.1% greater round area.
The 21.1-pound reduction is a concrete advantage when the oven is stored away after each use.
47.5 - 26.4 = 21.1 pounds less body weight.
Choose the larger Arc if the thicker floor is part of your setup preference, without assuming thickness alone predicts the better finished pizza.
(20 - 12) / 20 × 100 = 40% less stone thickness for Arc Lite.

Gozney, GAPOBUS1425 Off Black
A 14-inch outdoor propane oven with a lateral rolling flame, digital temperature display and a 20-millimeter stone.

Gozney, 12-inch propane oven, Off Black
A compact outdoor propane oven with a rolling lateral flame, insulated body and removable 12-millimeter cordierite floor.
Meaningful differences
| What changes | Gozney Arc | Gozney Arc Lite | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pizza diameter | 14 inches | 12 inches | Arc supports a larger pie. |
| Stone thickness | 20 millimeters | 12 millimeters | The current Lite floor is thinner. |
| Weight | 47.5 pounds | 26.4 pounds | Lite is much easier to lift. |
| Body footprint | 18.9 by 22.2 inches | 16.9 by 18.9 inches | Lite needs a smaller supporting area. |
What you give up
Recommendation switch
Choose Gozney Arc. Arc Lite is specified for twelve-inch pies.
Choose Gozney Arc Lite. Lite has the smaller body footprint.
Choose Gozney Arc Lite. Lite is over twenty pounds lighter.
Choose Gozney Arc. Arc supplies that thickness.
What matters in practice
Arc is two inches wider and 3.3 inches deeper than Arc Lite. The difference continues inside, where the larger oven accepts fourteen-inch pizza instead of twelve.
Gozney’s current Arc Lite specification and FAQ both list a 12-millimeter stone. Arc uses 20 millimeters. Buyers should not assume every Arc-family oven shares the same floor thickness.
Arc weighs 47.5 pounds and Arc Lite 26.4. A smaller pizza format is a significant trade, but the lighter body is easier to lift for owners who cannot leave the oven out permanently.
What the facts say
Useful conclusions from the current pizza ovens comparison, followed by the checked facts used to reach them.
None of the 25 models checked covers every part of “Fit a small counter, patio or storage shelf”, “Bake pizzas larger than 12 inches”, and “Easy outdoor cooking with propane”, so the recommendation favors the closest practical compromise.
0 matching models from 25 checkedMatch countThe count uses the current product-to-need assignments for “Fit a small counter, patio or storage shelf”, “Bake pizzas larger than 12 inches”, and “Easy outdoor cooking with propane”. A need with no documented match does not count.
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